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Contract Management: Direct leadership and supervision of a team that manages administration of contracts, physician roster management, CDO presence in payer directories, claims payment issues, etc.
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Examples of Duties Supervises a department of diverse technical personnel with expertise in the areas of surveying, records retention, construction inspection, civil design, property mapping, contract administration, erosion control permitting, plan review as it pertains to development, and issues related to flood control.
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EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS High School Diploma required, Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Legal Studies,Healthcare Management, or related field preferred Minimum of one year of experience in contract administration, contract management, orrelated field, preferably in the healthcare industry Strong knowledge of contract administration best practices.
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Bachelor s degree in related technical field (business administration, project management) with 15 years of experience as a contracting officer supporting Federal, DoD, Air Force, or SSC acquisition program.
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Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Accounting, Finance, or a related discipline with 10 plus years of government contracting related experience in Auditing, Finance, Accounting, Compliance, Pricing/Cost Estimating, Program Control, or other Business Management activity.
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Or a Master's degree in Business Administration, Accounting, Finance, or a related discipline with 8 plus years of government contracting related experience in Auditing, Finance, Accounting, Compliance, Pricing/Cost Estimating, Program Control, or other Business Management activity.
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The purpose of this position is to serve as a contract specialist responsible for pre-award and post-award functions including price/cost analysis, negotiation and administration for services, materials, and equipment associated with health administration, health research, regulatory compliance and/or production activities of one or more HHS organizations.
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They are looking for someone with at least 10 years of contract experience and in-depth knowledge of US government and commercial contracts, subcontract agreements, GSA schedules and other related aspects of contract administration.
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Coordinates with contracting officers, subcontracts administrators, program managers, auditors and other personnel for all matters pertaining to contract administration. Maintains contract administration data and internal management systems.
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Minimum of three (3) to five (5) years of experience in contract negotiation, managed care, healthcare administration, with at least three (3) years of direct experience in Medicare/Medi-Cal contracting required.
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